House Price Change 10 Years in Latvia compared to Europe
Footnote | Export Sort: Alphabetically | Ascending Rank | Descending Rank
| Turkey |
1,285.31%
|
| Iceland |
175.70%
|
| Estonia |
144.44%
|
| Portugal |
140.02%
|
| Czech Rep. |
132.55%
|
| Ireland |
126.43%
|
| Luxembourg |
107.42%
|
| Slovak Rep. |
106.13%
|
| Malta |
98.38%
|
| Lithuania |
97.50%
|
| Germany |
95.19%
|
| Netherlands |
82.89%
|
| Romania |
81.62%
|
| Sweden |
74.03%
|
| Bulgaria |
69.84%
|
| Poland |
66.23%
|
| Austria |
64.87%
|
| Russia |
64.00%
|
| UK |
58.30%
|
| Slovenia |
53.43%
|
| Norway |
53.17%
|
| Latvia |
52.77%
|
| Croatia |
50.08%
|
| North Macedonia |
45.47%
|
| Belgium |
42.07%
|
| Denmark |
38.53%
|
| Montenegro |
33.04%
|
| France |
28.81%
|
| Spain |
15.93%
|
| Finland |
14.95%
|
| Greece |
13.78%
|
| Switzerland |
8.49%
|
| Hungary |
0.00%
|
| Cyprus |
-8.86%
|
| Italy |
-19.77%
|
| Ukraine |
-42.49%
|
Latvia generates monthly average apartment prices, issued by private entities, Arco Real Estate and Ober Haus. The Central Statistical Bureau of Latvia started producing annual average house prices in 2004 but stopped in 2009. High quality general economics statistics for Latvia are published by the Bank of Latvia and the Central Statistical Bureau of Latvia.